Effective October 5, 2026
Harbor remembers what is in your home so you do not have to. To do that, you show Rosie photos of your rooms. Your home is private, and this page explains in plain language what we collect, why, and what control you have over it.
Photos, clips and audio are sent securely to our servers on Google Cloud and processed with Google's Gemini AI models through the Gemini API, so Rosie can recognize what is in your rooms, answer your questions and, when you ask her to, draw an organizing plan. Content is encrypted in transit. Accounts and files live in Google Firebase (Firestore and Cloud Storage).
We do not use your photos or messages to train AI models, ours or anyone else's, and we do not permit their use for third-party advertising.
When Rosie can't find something, offers a close match, or can't tell which room a photo shows, we keep a short, anonymous note of it so a person on our team can teach her. For example: someone asked for the "clicker", and later told her about the "TV remote". That is how she learns the words people really use.
Each note holds only the kind of moment, a few words about the thing (at most six), the type of room, whether it was typed or spoken, your plan, and the week. It never holds your account, your name or anyone else's, an email address, long numbers, your photos or your messages. If the words can't be made safe, nothing is kept. Notes are deleted after 180 days.
We use these notes to improve Rosie's rules, instructions and tests. We do not train AI models on them. You can turn this off at any time in Preferences, under "Help Rosie get better".
If the app or this site runs into an error (a crash, a message that something didn't work, or a request that failed), it sends us a short report so we can fix it. A report holds only the kind of error, the screen it happened on, the error's own wording with any email address, link, long number or id removed, the app version and whether it was iPhone, Android or the web. It never holds your account, your name, your photos or anything you typed. Reports are grouped by problem, are not linked to you, and are deleted after 90 days.
We count page views on this website so we know how many people find us. We do it ourselves rather than through an analytics company, we set no cookies for it, and we do not track you from site to site.
The Harbor app does the same thing once when you open it, so we can tell how many people use the app rather than the website. It records only that the app was opened and on which platform. It does not record what you do inside it.
We do not store your IP address or your browser's user agent. We convert them, together with today's date and a secret value, into a one-way fingerprint that cannot be turned back into either. Because the date is part of it, the same visitor tomorrow produces a different fingerprint, so we can count how many people visited today and nothing more.
When you opt in to product suggestions, Harbor links you to search results at retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, and Target. Clicking those links takes you to the retailer's site, which has its own privacy policy. We do not send them your photos or personal data.
What Rosie has remembered stays in your account so it is there when you ask. You can remove any of it whenever you like.
If you cannot open the app, email aniksshah1995@gmail.com from your account address and we will complete the deletion within 30 days. Full details, including the records we are legally required to keep, are on the account deletion page.
Harbor is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.
If this policy changes in a meaningful way, we will update this page and the effective date above.
Questions? Email aniksshah1995@gmail.com.
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